Large Collection of Snuff Bottles 

Chinese, 19th and 20th century. Twenty three (23) snuff bottles made out of a wide array of materials, including cloisonne, enamel, porcelain, cinnabar, hard stone and Peking glass. Including one outstanding quartz bottle with a relief tree decoration, one inside-painted glass bottle with a tree and bird decoration, one porcelain bottle with a dragon decoration, one rare mother-of-pearl bottle with geometrical shapes reminiscent of Indian art but bearing a two-character Chinese mark, and one unusual corral bottle, with carved floral designs and a very thin opening.

PLUS, one silver box and three perfume bottles, probably European, one Japanese netsuke, and one book by Lilla S. Perry titled Chinese Snuff Bottles: The Adventures and Studies of a Collector. Ht. 3.5 in. (tallest bottle).

All without spoons.